Sky-walker:

Chairman you try oooooooooo.Shei u go check History or what wey u sabi their names?

Old boy, me I no need to go check any damn history o. Na after me I con understand the foolishness wey she don type na hin I con ask myself whether that ashewo dey craze.

These kids no know the person wey dem dey mess with o. I told them se I don make people cry before dem think say I dey lie.

nwando:

you again.
na KSA be your papa.
tell him to stop begging for money then!
If he's that known and respected he ought to have his fees paid ahead of time and not whine and complain when a barbaric attitude is about to be abolished.

[b]If you no no na your brothers them introduce 419.
Check Naija history,the first people ever  executed in Naija, for drug traficking na your brothers them.[/b]Na una be the originators
The others are just apprentices and late comers in a game already perfected

The whole world can see now that you're a fool. Olodo rabata! Omo Ibo! For your information, in 1984, three Nigerians, Bernard Ogedegbe, Batholomew Owoh and Akanni Ojuloge were the first set of drug traffickers ever to be publicly executed by the regime of Generals Tunde Idiagbon and M u h a m m a d Buhari.

Of the three, only Akanni Ojuloge was Great One and Yoruba; the other two were Christian and Ibos.

You're so ignorant that you don't know right from left. You need to pack your load, leave America, and go back to Italy where you used to prostitute yourself. Ashewo, iya kobokobo.

nwando:

For your info ajiasafe,in Igboland we spray our married couples,celebrants and dancers.
Our musicians are paid fees
he should ask Oliver de coque and Osita Osadebe of blessed memories how they did it without resorting to carrying plates

You sprayed your "married couples, ,  blah, blah. Who taught you how to do that? Yoruba people! You these ungrateful lot!

Osita Osadebe? Oliver De Coque? Ask any oyinbo whether they ever heard of their names. They'll readily tell you that they only know of two musicians from Nigeria: Fela Kuti and King Sunny Ade (KSA). And maybe, Ayinde Barrister. Ode, iya kobokobo.

nwando:

you again.
na KSA be your papa.
tell him to stop begging for money then!
If he's that known and respected he ought to have his fees paid ahead of time and not whine and complain when a barbaric attitude is about to be abolished.

[b]If you no no na your brothers them introduce 419.
Check Naija history,the first people ever  executed in Naija, for drug traficking na your brothers them.[/b]Na una be the originators
The others are just apprentices and late comers in a game already perfected

KSA no be my papa, but a worthy ambassador of Nigeria. He's also an illustrious son of Yoruba people. We're very proud of him. By the way only Yoruba singers and musicians have always brought laurels and glory to that polity known as Nigeria. So, iya kobokobo, mention one agbero singer or musician from your accursed Iboland that has gone international (and been celebrated) like our great King Sunny Ade (KSA). Abi na your Ibo papa be FELA ANIKULAPO KUTI?

You may be good as the best of them but not as bad as the worst, so don't test me.

Hot, Hot, Hot, Funmi:
Se o fe j'egba ni? You wan make I smack you, abi?

kafero:

Yes - It cannot be banned . Don't you get it.It is a culture and you don't change something that is part of your culture using law. People's orientation must be addressed first. People must be taught new ( correct ) values from the home. That is why no law is working in Nigeria - because we don't possess the right cultural values to back them up.

!

Word!

Keshia, aka, "Barawo" writes:

Someone once said there is no higher form of education or technology than logic, or something close. The likes of Nuzo, 4-play, emiemi, and others have repeatedly stressed that fact that spraying the naira, and other forms of naira abuse are the ones Soludo is baning. But to my dismay i keep reading posts from Kobojunkie, and some  , , it beats my imagination as to why some claimed literates, keep on displaying their stupidity and ignorance or arrogance by beating around the bush when the truth is glaring.

Kobojunkie, i have always enjoyed your post and respected your opinions but this one? Mba, u messed up big time, i guess u just want to win an argument by defiling all logic and common sense. And please stop comparing a Strip Club to a Nigerian Owambe, because there is really no comparism between the two.

As for the He-goat Ajisafe, i guess  your co touts are missing u at oshodi, or mushin right now. Desert the cybercafe you are using right now, because your ignorance and ill manners stinks and i am afraid the stench is oozing to all Conner's of the earth. Whoops! i have to run b/4 i am contaminated.
Peace out!

Who be this hag wey call insef "Keshia"? Na who give monkey bread? Abeg make you go back to Ojuelegba where you dey sell your "toto" for 3 for #20. Olodo, people dey talk, ashewo also wan talk. E gbami o!

who be this KSA sef? say spraying na our culture, tufiakwa!!

e be like say person say to craze na our culture, make una ask am how much e get for e account wey e no wan make we hear word, people wey get money no dey even spray na beggars wey small money just enter their hand no go let people see road, e no go tey dey go say to shoot person with gun na our culture, this one na im me dey call KOLO.

wetin govermnment dey do about people wey dey block road because them wan do burial?

@ ALERT-EFCC,
Craze dey worry you and your folks. Na KSA you dey disrespect like that? Me I no blame you o -- mention one important and internationally celebrated artist that ever came out of your barren Iboland. O o ni sanfaani laye (Amin).

Craze and 4-1-9 na your culture for Iboland. O pari o!

Hot.Funmi:


Don't mind those that claim it's Yoruba culture. If it's truly yoruba culture, then, we should be ashamed of it.

We all know that you're ashamed of your Yoruba[n]-ness. Olori gbeske. Ashewo, ol**o yerepe!

Big B1:

Soludo should ask his brothers to stop sending 419 letters!
I think that would have a positive impact on Naira and Nigerian economic.

I rest my case!

Yo o dara fun o lai. You will definitely "make it."

Hot.Funmi:


Which culture? when was paper money invented? very soon, you'll adopt 419 and drug dealing into our culture too. Don't push me please, if an ibo man took your girlfriend/wife, go settle it with him without dragging the yoruba's to mud because of your closed reasoning. Spraying money is not a yoruba culture by a long short. I am not sure of the origin but it must have been one of these learned attitudes we imbibe from God knows where.

@ "Jezebel," "Hot Pant," Hot Funmi,
Omo ale ni o. You're a bastard! You've proven time and time again that you're anti-men, anti-Yoruba, and a prostitute!. You even said in one of your posts that you would love to marry an Ibo guy.

You warned me not to push you? If you knew me you would not have said so. Just go and ask about me -- I'll make you cry, girl. Believe me, I have made thousands cry on Nairaland before you joined.

nwando:

don't mind the area boy.
It's all that knacking head for ground doing alakuba that's worrying him
when Yoruba people are talking,that arab wannabe will open mouth
Looks like an Igbo man has bought his fathers compound

LOL! @ Nwando, once again, you amused me.

@ Nuzo,
If you and Soludo genuinely worried about people who '''rough handle it''' I think you need to address the issue in a way that will not adversely affect a certain people's culture -- in this case the Yoruba. The culprits here are those ignorant market women who "bury" naira notes inside of their voluptuously corseted breasts.

nuzo:

A classic case of why Nigeria will find it hard to make a step forward; ignorance, stubbornness, ITK and tribalism.
What has brought the Igbo guys and Fulanis in this topic? I thought we were talking about Nigerians generally and their misuse of naira note and Igbos or Yorubas.
Soludo didn't make the law for only Yoruba people or money sprayers. He made it for the whole "Nigeria", especially for those who "rough handle it"

Omo Ibo, me I no send you o. If you like make you go commit suicide.

nuzo:

This is ignorance in a high order.
[b]When did spraying become a yoruba culture?
When did KSA start speaking on behalf of the yorubas?[/b]Even if he spoke for them, when did Naira become a yoruba property alone?

Meanwhile, my name is nuzo and not nuso. Didnt you see it?

You're the buffon here, Nuzo. Spraying had been (and still remains entirely) a Yoruba culture ever before your Ibo forefathers crawled out of their rat infested hellhole. Oloriburuku Olosi.

Chief Osadebe went to the US to play live. I was told the Ibos and other non-Yoruba in attendance sprayed him (although they were not as good as the Yoruba) and the poor man enjoyed it.

Nuzo, Omo Ibo, where did I say that naira was "a [Y]oruba property alone"? Ko ni dara fun iyalaya re.

That fake economist, Soludo, is not Yoruba, so he doesn't get the cultural sense of it. It's a culture thing.

And to those Yoruba kids on the forum joining the badwaggon of those bashing our Yoba way of life, I think you're all "omo ale."

Even in both Ibadan and Lagos Ibo guymen and other non-Yoruba have joined in the fever of spraying. Why? Because they want to belong. If it's such a "dirty culture" your Ibo merchants who think they have "arrived" would not have joined in the habit of public spraying. It's a Yoruba way of life, and nobody can take it away from us.

When Abubakar Atiku's first wife buried her mother, didn't the former vice president dance and spray at the night party in front of a multitude of party-goers? And the last time I checked Atiku was still Fulani. Apparently he caught the bug or vice versa by virtue of his marriage.

Could somebody tell me why KSA was not ashamed to publicly challange Soludo on this new law?   Or is spraying naira notes really our culture? If it is, is it not a very dirty culture we should abolish as Soludo is advocating?  "Nigeria" is in trouble.

@ nuso,

Mind you, KSA, said ", our culture." He was referring to "Our Yoruba Culture" -- and definitely not referring to you Ibos or whatever part of Nigeria you're from. IT IS OUR CULTURE.

odada:

@poster
Marital rape is vice versa,not one sided. . .a woman could assault her husband sexually

Word!

nwando:

singing to the marines.

Polygamy is evil and cruel to women especially the first wife
There is no woman begging her husband to go out and bring in bed mates.
If there are they need to see shrinks.
Even the women of the "great religion" are fighting against it[/b]People do so out of lust,a wandering eye and a need to fulfill their urge to cheat on the legitimate wife.
[b]and as usual it's the male that justifies this sleeping with 4,called marriage
the prophet that allowed you marry four, married multiples of 6,how come?
give me a break.

Yet, you refused to learn. Why must it be about The Great Religion and the Great Ones? Seriously, you need reading glasses -- your religion and those of others support marrying multiple women. Only The Great Religion forbids this habit. It is clearly delineated in the esteemed Qur'an. God knows that it's not humanly possible to love multiple women (wives in this instance) equally, so He ordains it that we should marry one. Jews, Christians, Buddhists, Hinduists all glorify polygyny, but you and other sick Christians chose to ignore that and only attributed the practise to the Great Ones. Abraham, David, and others all practised polygyny, and who knew what your "lord and savior," Jesus, would have done had he lived longer than his 33 years on this earth. Maybe Jesus would have practised polygyny also had he not been cut down in his prime. Just maybe.

Horus:

I am Now an enemy of I'slam,an enemy of all M'uslims.
This is a declaration of War.
Shame To All Black M'uslims

You must be a big fool to "jabo" like that. Omo ale alainironu. What about all the atrocities committed by your Christian fathers. Weren't England, Portugal, America, Brazil etc all Christian countries when they traded in slavery? Doesn't your so-called "word of god," bible, sanction slavery?

@ AYINBA1 and others, good job.

I LOVE @AYINBA1 -- she is a truly committed soldier of Islam. More grease to her elbows (Amin).

agyman:

"they are all ibos"- Amamensah.

Common brother what has tribe got to do with it?

Because Ibos are known for being pathetically greedy![/b]

[/quote] I hope you won't come saying i picked on this because i am Ibo, because i am not

You're an Ibo greedy cunt. You're fucking lying!

The guy was born and raised in Ibadan(Yoruba) as well [quote]

Just get the hell back to your Enugu or Owerri and leave us in Ibadan alone. Don't you go to Lagos either. Ole, oponu, omo Ibo.

Haba! Ibo people! That's why I hate your fake asses. You all claim to be Christians and all that. What would your lord and savior, Jesus, do? After all he too was born of a lower class. A child of an inexperienced teenage virgin -- a supposed son of a carpenter; a carpenter himself who was born inside a dirty manger full of stinking animal blood, poops, and rubbish -- was he an OSU too? I mean, was your Jesus also an OSU since he was born of a lower class family? Answer me you idiots!

ifele:

Marital rape is wrong. Why should a man rape his wife? Have you heard of women who sex men like they are women. Thats disgusting. Woman sticking finger up a mans butt. Dirty and disgraceful. Rape should be punished with death. In a marriage the woman should be given a divorce. Anyway married people should be more careful.

Sounds like a minor, or some retard.

R-Dynamite:



Everything alright upstairs? _{Nairaland wonders!}

LOL! E gbami o! Oh, Lord!

@ "Jezebel," "Hot Pant," HotFunmi,
@ "Olosi," +osisi (or whatever ignobly damned your name is),
@ other Anti-Great One ignoramuses and Christian Hypocrites on Nairaland forum,

Take note, for your own good.




"The Great Book verses are misquoted, to present that The Great Religion allows marrying unlimited number of women at the same time, but this is not true.


Modern non-Great Ones have always thought of polygamy as a "cruel liberty" given to Great Ones by their holy book. I think many people are under an incorrect impression that the The Great Book allows a man to marry more than one woman, with no stated requirements. It actually imposes certain restrictions and states the requirements which a man should meet to before marrying more than one woman quite clearly.

I would first like to make clear in the mind of readers the definition of word Polygamy, so that we are on the same page. Polygamy means a system of marriage whereby one person has more than one spouse. Polygamy can be of two types. One is Polygyny where a man marries more than one woman, and the other is polyandry, where a woman marries more than one man. In The Great Religion, limited Polygyny is permitted; whereas Polyandry is completely prohibited. Excerpt from Dr. Zakir Naiks research

Moreover, other religions allow Polygyny as well. Hindu religious scriptures tell that many Hindu avatars had several wives, for example, Krishna and King Dashrat had multiple wives. In Judaism it is said Abraham had three wives and Solomon had a hundred wives. Rabbi Gershom ben Yehudah (960 C.E. to 1030 C.E.) was the person who was against Polygyny, and even then Jews continued to marry more than one woman until 1950s when the Act of Chief Rabbinate of Israel was extended to place a ban on marrying more than one wife.

The Great Religion is a religion famous for allowing Polygyny. Some people have gone so far as to identify Polygyny as a specifically Great One practice. As mentioned above this belief is incorrect. In fact, Polygyny is actually mentioned in the Jewish and Christian portions of the Bible! Abraham, Jacob, Moses, David, and Solomon practiced it, among others. It is specifically legislated in Deuteronomy 21:18-17. Jesus mentions the wedding of a man with ten wives, without any condemnation in the Gospel of Matthew 25:1-13, while Paul places restrictions on Polygyny only for priests and bishops, as indicated in 1 Timothy 3:12.

The famous Christian thinker, Augustine of Hippo (354-430 CE), commented that Polygyny had recently been banned among Christians because it was not a Roman custom and Christianity was now thought to be the official religion of the Roman Empire. A later Christian thinker and reformer, Martin Luther (1483-1546), advocated for Polygyny on the grounds that what was lawful in the Bible should be acceptable to Christians.

A growing number of Christians today are calling for a return to the fundemental religion established by the Bible, which includes Polygyny.  Web pages supporting this belief are:

http://truthbearer.org/ http://www.polygamy.net/ http://www.polygamy.com/Practical/From-A-Woman-Place.htm http://www.polygamy.com/Reviews/Polygamy-Reconsidered.htm http://www.polygamy.com/Practical/Ultimate.htm http://www.christianpolygamy.com/ 

Personally, I am in favor of Christians who are willing to restore their religion to the original form. Buddhism, in this case, is silent and no condemning of Polygyny can be seen. On the contrary, one could also conclude that this silence means no Polygyny should be allowed, but this couldnt be true because history tells us that many Buddhists married more than one woman during some times in history.

From above, it is proven that none of the scriptures restricted Polygyny but in The Great Religion, The Great Book is the only book on the face of the earth which recommends marrying only one woman at a time.  The only verse in The Great Book about quantification of wives is this: Marry women of your choice, two, or three, or four; but if ye fear that ye shall not be able to deal justly (with them), then only one. [Al-The Great Book 4:3].  Far too often I have seen this verse quoted by non-Great One brothers, who quote only the first part of the scripture, and leaving off the piece admonishing those who cannot deal fairly with all his wives to have but one.  The Great Book, in later verses, clarifies this point as well: Ye are never able to be fair and just as between women, [The Great Book 4:129]"

Source: http://www.thecheers.org/article_507_Polygamy-in-The Great Religion.html

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I have said it myself times without numbers, the churches of today have all departed from the original mission that christ gave them.

Todays churches are all conglomerates. Industries in their own rights. I mean they even have enough money to apply for presidential elections, and even fund the campaign.

Count how many crusades are held yearly in this country, Count how many Big men of god we have in this country, Count how many cars these men of gods are riding in, Check out the sizes of their individual empires and tell me that these people are truly born again or obeying the commandments of God.
The bible said in the last days, Many shall arise, they shall even do miracles in my name.

I still stand by my first post, He who is not a thief, let him cast the first curse.

Instead of us mourning the death of innocent civillians who died, we are here talking about the morality of what those robbers did.

Why hasn't anyone answered this guy's questions?

@ bolded,

Good points! Let them answer these honestly.

4Him:

lucky? Do you have an issue with comprehension seriously? Who really are you to assume i'm lucky u can't bring out some things from my previous posts?
I have challenged u hypocrites to show me where i explicitly or implicitly supported the robbers and all you can come up with is tripe like this? You need help.

Why is everyone against me? Do you honestly think i give a flying pigs tail?
They including u are not "against me" because you have any iota of reason . . . but because of your blind, deluded and unhealthy support for unbiblical twaddle.
My posts insinuate nothing about robbery or murder, if only u could engage your thinking faculty u shld be able to SEE/UNDERSTAND what i'm saying.

I'm glad quite a few sensible people can see it.

i've got a twisted mind for speaking my mind? lol the classical hallmark of hypocrites who cry God, God every sunday but deep down are unregenerated souls.

I am not against you at all. I think your argument is rational.

Ajisafe, read my posts again, no where did I advocate bribing the woman to give sex. That's missing the boat completely.

Moneybags.
Moneybags.
Moneybags.

Call a spade a spade. Bribe is bribe -- no matter what form it takes. Be it cajoling the woman. Be it sweettalking her. As long as you have to prod, poke, and beg the woman for what's your God-given right, to me, it's bribery. Talking about a woman's emotional feeling. What about a man's feeling (emotional, physical, or whatever)? Man na wood? We get feelings too now. Which one now?

spoilt:

only kissed on valentine's day? you are slacking nwando.

She's waiting for "Larry King Live" to end before they start the marathon.

Abeg, Nwando, give me your address make I send Fire Department oooo! You know--when it catches fire!

@ Nwando,
Haba! "4Play" was right ke. Be easy on him now.

Anyway, invite Mr. Nwando to join Nairaland forum. Abi which one now?

So, he's a political animal just like me. Whoa! I like politically astute men.

Has Mr. Nwando been fed yet? Don't make the bloke go fumble around the kitchen looking for the pot of stale "ogbonno soup" ooo. We get your gist; go feed your man. It's St. Valentine's Day. Love is in the air!

even she does,by the time you go around the huts of aishatu,mukinatu,salifatu and memunatu,one must say yes.

LOL! You're so funny.